From:	"Mark Steedman" <M.J.Steedman@***.rgu.ac.uk>
Subject:	Re: genetically-reconstructed brontosaurus
Date:	Thu, 12 Sep 1996 08:37:52 GMT

Steven A. Tinner writes

> >Hey, I'm serious... it's that quote I gave about the blue whale that
> >brought it to mind. (Hmm... maybe I should try a
> >genetically-reconstructed brontosaurus...)
>
> Now that's a good thought.
> Anyone have any info designed for a SR vs. Jurassic Park run?
> After all, someone has to clean up all those nasty little raptors off Isla
> Nublar don't they?
>
Yes :).
I've done it, ok so the dino's wern't exactly standard but.
I think it was Brachiosaur (with some serious magic to protect its
willpower) : They simply left it alone when the Earth started
shaking, its not as if it was interested in eating them.

T-rex, was doing just fine till someone fed an IPE grenade down its
throat (some target number!).

Raptors. They were fun, and the only one i didn't enhance with some
magic to stop either manabolts or Franchie spass 22's walking all
over. The guy that spent a round lobbing fragmentation grenades into
the raptor enclosure before the doors broke was most annoyed it
didn't hurt them.

Yes i have stats someplace, but not today, the bigger dinosaurs were
made by fiddling with a dragons physical stats (its around the right
size), raptors had VERY high quickness, and more than 2 or so for the
mental stats.

oh and it got called 'A walk in the park' and they still din't guess
i missed the 'jurassic' till the earth was shaking like mad! despite
setting the run on an island miles from anywhere.

Mark